Sentence examples for name affinity from inspiring English sources
It has become so common that it now has its own name: affinity fraud.
Bush, on the other hand, wants that kind of winking recognition from rednecks –Civil War name affinity always plays well with the "states' rights!" crowd.
The collaboration is successfully working on designing, building and populating a new PingER configuration database to keep track of location (city, country, region, latitude/longitude), contacts, site name, affinity groups etc.
Managed by Ronnie Scott, owner of the iconic Soho, London jazz venue which carries his name, Affinity was a fixture on the swinging London discotheque club scene and European festival circuit in the late 1960s.
When I mention the name Affinity and Linda Hoyle's debut solo album Pieces of Me (1971) to record collectors, jazz-rock aficionados, and knowledgeable musicians young, old, and in-between - a nod of reverence usually follows.
They come under different names: affinity groups, networking groups, caucuses, or councils.
That type of swindle has become so prevalent, in fact, that the regulators have given it a name -- affinity fraud.
Son, David, current chief executive, branding Simon name through affinity cards, big marketing campaign.
He changed its name to Affinity and then sold Peruvian mining claims his family owned to the entity in exchange for stock.
Nevertheless, there are contradicting results naming higher affinity towards new technologies and not environmental awareness for owners of BEVs [19].
The curating process involved reading scientific articles (abstracts and full texts) then checking data to ensure that the correct drug names and affinity data had been assigned, followed by then manually cross checking the accuracy of data between different sources.
